As the flu epidemic continues to plague Atlanta, Grady Memorial Hospital is responding by setting up a mobile ER unit to assist the growing number of patients.

A Grady official says the emergency department is seeing historic levels of patients exhibiting flu or flu-like illness. On a typical day, the emergency room sees about 400 patients. With the recent outbreak of flu cases, that number has risen to 500.

There have been nearly 700 flu-related hospitalizations and 27 flu-related deaths here in metro Atlanta. 20 of the deceased were victims aged 65 years or older. The remaining five were aged 51 to 64.

115 people were admitted to Georgia hospitals with the flu from January 14-20.

For the next 30 days, the unit, which is the size of a tractor-trailer, will sit outside the E.R. It has 14 beds and will be open 24 hours a day.

The unit is owned by a company out of Charlotte, N.C. and it's normally used after disasters or put on sites during hospital renovations but this is the first time the mobile emergency room has been used here in Georgia.

The road to recovery is still a long one in Puerto Rico. City Winery general manager William Baber recently returned from Puerto Rico, where more than a dozen of his employees helped rebuild farms in the central region of the country.

The road to recovery is still a long one in Puerto Rico. City Winery general manager William Baber recently returned from Puerto Rico, where more than a dozen of his employees helped rebuild farms in the central region of the country.

As the debate on gun legislation continues to dominate conversation after a school shooting in Florida left 17 dead, the group "Moms Demand Action" hit the steps of the state capitol in protest on Wednesday.

As the debate on gun legislation continues to dominate conversation after a school shooting in Florida left 17 dead, the group "Moms Demand Action" hit the steps of the state capitol in protest on Wednesday.